Category Archives: daily thoughts

Several months ago I had one of those moments when a seemingly very ordinary, mundane thing was revealed for what it truly was. I was standing at the kitchen sink, and boom, capow. . .it hit me. I move the … Continue reading →

How does God do it? This little beast just crawled up into my lap and captured me.  Sometimes (so often) I am amazed at God’s handiwork in his living creatures, human and otherwise. Jazz has become a part of our … Continue reading →

God is doing stuff, has been doing stuff and will continue to do stuff. There. That wasn’t so hard to explain after all. Last Friday morning, sitting in my car before work at about 6:30 am, but I also became … Continue reading →

I hope I can put my thoughts together as I share this with you. Once upon a time. . .as I sat in my car before work on Friday. I  recently finished reading through Ezekiel in my “read through the … Continue reading →

My blog time this week has been consumed mostly by my research in pursuit of a laptop. I labor over these things; it may take weeks but that is my methodology. Interesting stuff, huh? Amos 🙂

I know this truth, but then I round a corner on my journey, catch a glimpse of life from another perspective a little farther down the path and realize. . . I need to learn it all over again. This … Continue reading →

Some people have good information and some don’t. THOUGHT #1: Bad information from the right person can sound really good, and sometimes we like it like that. For instance, maybe you have worked with someone who gave out information to … Continue reading →

“As Christians, we face disappointment in following Jesus Christ, sometimes bitter disappointment, but our way ends in glory, absolute joy.” A few  posts back I made that statement. (1 Peter 4:12-13 ESV)  Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery … Continue reading →

We now have a kitty. As our life seems to be so often, a mixture of sad and glad.  Glad because “K” and I both really like our new kitty, about 12 weeks old.  Very affectionate and playful. Sad because … Continue reading →

“Sanctification is getting used to being forgiven.” Martin Luther